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Surface-mounted Bluetooth selector for 50 users with blue backlighting, for use with AutomationBT APP.

868.35 MHz plug-in radio frequency card.

433,92 MHz plug-in radio frequency card.

Control board for decoding and access-control management via keypad selectors. R800 plugs into recent control panels.

Two-channel 868.35 MHz surface-mounted IP54 12 - 24 V AC - DC receiver for storing up to 50 different users (codes), with TOP, TAM, ATOMO D and TTS coding.

The VD961A, known as the Magna Sensor, is of a new generation of electronic sensors which do the job of a loop detector, except better and more reliably. The Magna sensor recognizes vehicles by the ferrous content of the car. Unlike ordinary loop detectors, the sensor adjusts for most drainage and access covers.

The VD963A, known as the Magna Sensor, is of a new generation of electronic sensors which do the job of a loop detector, except better and more reliably. The Magna sensor recognizes vehicles by the ferrous content of the car. Unlike ordinary loop detectors, the sensor adjusts for most drainage and access covers.

Two-channel 433.92 MHz standalone receiver. Housing is IP54 (internal). 12 to 24 V ac/dc. Stores up to 50 remotes. Compatible with TOP, TAM, ATOMO D, TWIN and TTS coding.

VD908  Adjustable mini-loop exit sensor

New mini-loop kit with adjustable sensitivity module and new probe 

The VD.CI is designed to accept a plug-in vehicle detector on one side and accept the appropriate wires through the terminal block on the other. This device is designed for detectors that have a solid state output but need a single relay output.

For use with: VD940, VD955, VD913

R700 plugs into recent PCB's to interface card reader selectors to the control panel.

A.Gtag   Unique ID vehicle tag 

The Gtag is a plug in USB device that transmits a unique ID to a receiver A.R22 in the access control system. Each receiver can save 340 Gtag's.

Make sure you choose the correct number of casements and manual releases so it matches the number of motors that you need.

Use this tool to build a FROG kit of your choice:

-Motor and Control Panel. The panels match the chosen motor.

-Manual release type. Choose from lever, trilobe or custom key.

-Remotes. Choose between 2 button and 4 button, fixed or rolling code.

-Foundation casing. 

-Photocells. 

-Choose whether you need a radio card and/or antenna.

A.K15   Realtime keypad